For people who said “just one more stack”

Did the RNG gods favor you today?

Your Client.txt remembers every card—even the ones you wish it didn't.

PoE Deck Checker turns that log into receipts: every Divination Card you opened, how often it appeared, and what the whole pile may be worth.

Built for hideout residents, bulk deck openers, and anyone whose map device is starting to feel neglected.

How to produce the evidence

  • 01 Keep Local chat on
  • 02 Ctrl + right-click decks in inventory
  • 03 Choose Client.txt
  • 04 Pick a time window
  • 05 Read the receipts
Before opening Stacked Decks

Keep Local chat enabled, open the decks from your inventory, and use Ctrl + right-click to open them. Path of Exile only writes the card results to chat and Client.txt when these requirements are met. Otherwise, those cards will not appear in the log and cannot be counted later.

Drop Client.txt here

or choose a file

Where do I find Client.txt?

Open File Explorer, paste the matching path into the address bar, press Enter, then choose Client.txt.

Important: Keep Local chat enabled and open decks from your inventory using Ctrl + right-click, or the card results will not be saved to this file.

Steam installationC:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Path of Exile\logs\Client.txt
Standalone installationC:\Program Files (x86)\Grinding Gear Games\Path of Exile\logs\Client.txt

Installed somewhere else? In Steam, right-click Path of Exile, choose Manage → Browse local files, then open the logs folder.

Quick time window

Quick windows use the exact timestamps in Client.txt. Choose “League / custom dates” to use the date fields above. League presets set dates because card lines do not contain the league name.

No upload. No account. Your log stays on your device.

Stacked Deck results

The Receipts

Your questionable decisions will appear here.

Select your Path of Exile Client.txt, choose a time window, and let PoE Deck Checker count every logged Divination Card.

The fine print, without the wisdom scroll

How PoE Deck Checker Works

PoE Deck Checker reads the Stacked Deck messages already saved in Path of Exile's Client.txt. It counts cards, calculates observed drop rates, and estimates session value without uploading your log.

How do I record Stacked Deck results?

Enable Local chat, open decks from your inventory with Ctrl + right-click, then select Client.txt. If PoE does not log it, even the most determined hideout accountant cannot recover it.

Why are some cards missing?

Cards opened without Local chat, outside your chosen time window, or without Ctrl + right-click may not appear in the log.

Are these official drop rates?

No. The percentages describe your observed results only. Your sample size is under no obligation to behave.

Does the site upload my PoE log?

No. Client.txt is processed locally in your browser. Your log stays on your device, where the evidence belongs.

Privacy without the fine-print ambush

Your log never leaves your browser.

The site reads Client.txt directly on your device. It does not upload, save, sell, or transmit your log. Refresh the page and the analysis is gone. Card artwork is requested separately from Grinding Gear Games only when you open a card preview. Price lookup requests cached, league-wide hourly Currency Exchange history directly from GGG; your log and individual card results are never included in that request.